Much potential littered with grammatical errors
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On its face, this thing appears robust and extremely efficient. More so than most other page-builders. However in less than 30 minutes it quickly fell apart for me…
Facebook “public group” is not at all visible. Believe it or not, quite a few people don’t use FB. You effectively eliminated a huge source of revenue.
Fonts Manager doesn’t work – I watched the loading icon spin for minutes. Tested on a local Apache server and a remotely hosted VPS through 4 different Web browsers. I’m on a fiber optics connection 🙂
Typos and grammatically errors litter the UI and docs. This has got to be a turn-off for a lot of people. In some cases I get there might be a language barrier, but when you are marketing to a primarily English-speaking, and rather intellectual audience, someone at your end should at least proof sentence structure.
A few examples:
– Front-end editor, looking at your “Row” element; the first selection on hover reads, “Add an 1-column row.”
– In the Dashboard > KingComposer > General Settings; “If your “Custom Post-Type” does not show here? Please make sure that has been registered with parameter “public = true” / Put this code on action “init” to force support:”
– Is the product name, “KingComposer” or “King Composer?” Throughout YouTube it’s titled “KingComposer.” However the page title within WordPress reads, “King Composer WP.”
– Front-end editor “Double” row function – I’m thinking this should be labeled “Duplicate.”
Rows/columns. You have dynamically different controls within the front-end and back-end. Using the front-end, I created a single row/column, and for the life of me couldn’t understand how to split it into multiple columns. In the back-end it was as simple as clicking a button!
Sadly, this was the only page I could find that might have helped: http://docs.kingcomposer.com/resize-sortable-columns/
Price. Holy!
Really, the typos and row issues just gave me a headache. I realize your product has potential, so that’s why I didn’t leave this as a review.
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